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# R1619 (07-Apr-2025)

This release introduces new features as below:

> #### What's New

* **Group level - Deduct from Account Balance** **- Auto Approval option:** In the Account Configurations, if Auto Approval of certificate is checked, the system automatically approves and deducts the certificate amount from the main account balance without needing manual approval of certificates.
* **CRL for Private PKI (Vanity CDP):** For better user experience, a Vanity CDP (Certificate Distribution Point) URL allows to customize the URL where the CRL is hosted. Instead of using a generic URL.
* **CERTInext - Edit Private PKI Product/Template:** This feature would allow users to edit and customize Private PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) products or templates.
* **Port Range-Based Scan for Webserver (SSL):** This feature allows users to define a port range for scanning when performing SSL/TLS certificate scans on web servers.
* **Discovery and deployment with Cloudflare:** The CERTInext Hub, now has provision to discover and deploy certificates through Cloudflare. The existing SSL certificates can be discovered and deployed with new configurations through Cloudflare's API.
* **Option to discard Auto Save / On hold orders:** The CERTInext Hub users can manually discard or delete orders that are automatically saved or placed on hold, allowing users to manage the orders more efficiently by removing irrelevant or outdated orders from their view. And, excluding the auto-saved or on-hold organizations from the dashboard count to improve clarity and reduce clutter.


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